malinger in Japanese
malinger in Japanese is 仮病を使う — malinger means to pretend to be ill or hurt so as to get out of work or another duty.
malinger in Japanese
仮病を使う
Pronounced: kebyōotsukau
(ambitransitive) To feign illness, injury, or incapacitation in order to avoid work, obligation, or perilous risk.
What does "malinger" mean?
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verb To pretend to be ill or hurt so as to get out of work or another duty.
"It has been the impression of past investigators that persons who malinger psychosis have latent tendencies for the condition."
- verb To deliberately hurt or infect yourself so as to get out of work or another duty.
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malinger in a sentence
- It has been the impression of past investigators that persons who malinger psychosis have latent tendencies for the condition.
- It is not uncommon on exam days for several students to malinger rather than prepare themselves.
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What is "malinger" in Japanese?
"malinger" in Japanese is 仮病を使う. malinger means: To pretend to be ill or hurt so as to get out of work or another duty.
How do you pronounce 仮病を使う?
"malinger" in Japanese is 仮病を使う, pronounced "kebyōotsukau".
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